Finished work
Twelve rooms, twelve enclosures, one shop.
Every photograph below is a job Blu's Shower Door actually built, not a stock catalogue shot. Frameless and semi-frameless enclosures, corners, marble bathrooms and a steam room, grouped by what they have in common.
The signature look
Frameless corners and neo-angle enclosures
This is what most of Blu's work looks like: a frameless or neo-angle enclosure set into a corner, with a mosaic or penny tile accent band doing the decorative work while the glass stays out of the way. It is the shape that keeps coming back for a repeat job when a house has more than one bathroom to do.
Full bathrooms
Marble and stone rooms
A handful of jobs are full-room renovations built around the glass rather than the other way around: a marble bathroom with a hexagon tile niche, a corner enclosure framing a freestanding marble soaking tub, and a chevron-tiled room with a tub set behind plantation shutters. The enclosure has to disappear a little in a room like this, which is exactly what frameless glass is for.
Beyond the standard door
Steam and specialty glass
A steam enclosure needs a tighter seal at every joint than a standard shower, a rain-glass panel does its work through texture instead of clarity, and a full wall of blue glass mosaic is as much a design choice as a shower. These three photos show the range past a plain flat panel of clear glass.
Have a room you want to see built like this?
Consultations are free. We measure the room, talk through framed, semi-frameless and frameless honestly, and price it from real measurements.